The food history of Sylhet, where Hazrat Shah Jalal Mazar Sharif is located, is deeply tied to both the religious history of the region and its cultural blend due to migration and trade influences. Sylhet has been a melting pot of indigenous tribes, Bengali settlers, and foreign invaders who have contributed to its rich food diversity. Over time, the region developed a food culture that embraces a plethora of aromatic spices, herbs, rice, and fish, which are staples of the Bengali diet. As a place of religious significance, the Mazar area is known for traditional food practices including the distribution of the sacred offerings known as 'tabarruk'. These offerings often include sweet items and are purely vegetarian, reflecting the inclusive food culture meant for sharing with all visitors irrespective of their dietary preferences.
Address: Ritz Tower, Jail Road, Sylhet
Famous Food: Shatkora Beef - Non-Veg (excluding cow beef)
Address: Zindabazar, Sylhet
Famous Food: Grilled Chicken Kebab - Non-Veg
Address: Dargah Gate, Sylhet
Famous Food: Biryani (Mutton, Chicken) - Non-Veg
Address: Ambarkhana, Sylhet
Famous Food: Mixed Vegetable Curry - Vegetarian
Address: College Road, Chowhatta, Sylhet
Famous Food: Hilsha Fish Curry - Non-Veg
Address: Upashahar, Sylhet
Famous Food: Aloo Puri - Vegetarian
Address: Tamabil Road, Sylhet
Famous Food: Fish Curries - Non-Veg
Address: Zindabazar, Sylhet
Famous Food: Chotpoti - Vegetarian
Address: Mirer Moydan Point, Sylhet
Famous Food: Thai Soup - Vegetarian and Non-Veg Options
Address: Amber Khana Point, Sylhet
Famous Food: Kala Bhuna (Cooked Beef) - Non-Veg (excluding cow beef)